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Parliament unanimously backs motion affirming that Singapore must not have jobless growth amid AI transition

A total of 24 Members of Parliament, including seven from the Workers’ Party, spoke for over seven hours on the impact of the AI transition on jobs and livelihoods.

Former PAP ‘Kopitiam MP’ Ong Ah Heng dies at 84

The PAP stalwart had served for four terms as MP for Nee Soon Central.

Singaporean performance artist Amanda Heng presents 'A Pause' at 61st Venice Biennale

Held every two years, this edition of the biennale will run from May 9 to Nov 22.

P4 students have ‘executive functioning skills’ to start using AI under supervision: Desmond Lee

P4 students would also have developed the planning abilities and self-evaluation skills to use AI, he said.

Low chance of heatwave in Singapore for rest of 2026 hot season: Janil Puthucheary

Other parts of Southeast Asia have been experiencing extreme heat in recent weeks.

SIA delays rollout of new first, business class seats on Airbus A350 amid supply chain constraints

Singapore Airlines' next-generation first and business class seats on its Airbus A350-900 aircraft is now expected to enter service in the first quarter of 2027 instead of the second quarter of 2026.

Govt piloting different ways of engaging citizens for neighbourhood renewal in Boon Lay, Canberra

The Government will deepen citizen participation, expand volunteerism, and enable citizen-led initiatives.

Singapore goes green: Over 1,000 activities planned nationwide for sustainability campaign

More than 500 organisations will participate in the fourth edition of Go Green SG, which will run until Jun 28.

Alvin Tan calls out Jamus Lim for omitting facts, creating 'unwarranted' impression that AVS was not thorough

The Minister of State for National Development had sought clarifications from Workers’ Party MP Jamus Lim on the speech he had made during a debate on the Veterinary Practice Bill in April.

Fire Disco, Singapore's iconic '90s nightclub, returns for 2nd edition of tribute event on May 9

After a sold-out comeback in March, the legendary club from the '90s returns on Saturday (May 9) at Club Vox in Suntec City for a two-part experience – Fire Disco Tea Dance and the Fire Disco Tribute.

Some Singapore firms eye US expansion despite trade and regulatory challenges

Firms remain drawn by access to capital, potential partnerships and opportunities within the US innovation ecosystem.

Singapore's Grab beats quarterly revenue estimates

Tuberculosis screening at Heartbeat@Bedok extended by a day after strong response

Over 700 people have already been screened, with more than 400 people doing so voluntarily and 280 people in the mandatory group, says the Communicable Diseases Agency.

New car-sharing service Flexar rolls out with 200 cars, 100 pick-up and drop-off points

A platform fee of $0.99 applies to each rental, with per-minute charges starting from $0.67.

Cross-border taxi bookings start on Grab app; fares vary based on time of day, distance

Fares appear to be higher than a street-hail ride from Ban San Street Terminal in Bugis.

Jay Chou to perform 3 shows at Singapore National Stadium in January 2027

The Mandopop star will perform on Jan 8, 9 and 10 at the National Stadium as part of the Carnival II World Tour.

NUS expands arts education beyond the campus stage through STEER regional exchange programmes

From campus rehearsal rooms to international stages, NUS students are discovering new avenues to elevate their artistic practice beyond Singapore. Through the Study Trips for Engagement & EnRichment (STEER) programme,…

3 people to be charged over shop theft at Changi Airport

All three suspects were arrested before their flights departed from Singapore.

Guided tour at Sentosa, textile recovery workshops among activities in Go Green SG 2026 line-up

The public can choose from more than 1,000 activities organised by 500 partners.

NUS scientists unveil a faster way to “train” bacteria for complex tasks, like munching plastics

Millions of tonnes of plastic waste accumulate in landfills and oceans every year. One promising response is to engineer microbes to break the plastic down into useful chemical building blocks. However, teaching a…